I'm sure it was all a misunderstanding. See video below.
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How is this Guy not in Jail
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Have I mentioned the Lawrence Phillips documentary is on tonight?
I will never understand why guys hit girls and I will never understand why girls think it is a good idea to hit guys.
A man would have simply walked away.
And the woman would have continued to abuse him!
rrt is right.
I have found that if a girl hits you, you probably deserve it.
Walk away.
And don't call her anything while walking away, because then you'll probably get beat up worse.
I have found that if a girl hits you, you probably deserve it.
Walk away.
And don't call her anything while walking away, because then you'll probably get beat up worse.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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Don't you know you're not supposed to use the word "thug"... It's the new n-word.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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Perhaps I misread, but were the two dating? I know they aren't married. As far as I can tell the two didn't know each other, right?
To me, if a stranger (even if a woman) pushes and slaps me, that is pretty inappropriate. Sure, if it were me, I would've likely just laughed. But I'm also no longer a liquored-up, 20-21 year old out on the streets at 2:45am.
Unfortunately, our society and even law enforcement passively allows this drunken buffoonery for the most part. One merely has to visit O Street in Lincoln after 2am on a Friday or Saturday to attest to that.
In the eyes of the law, the second Molitor pushed and slapped Mixon, Mixon having not touched her to that point, all claims of assault are likely off. That is, until the machismo rears its head, which allows for subjective interpretation.
People can make excuses for Mixon all they want, not meaning you, but regardless of what she said or did there is no excuse for him doing what he did.
I don't have a single problem with it. She got exactly what she deserved.
He wasn't the aggressor, she was. I know some of you guys subscribe to the never ever hit a women bible.. but if that's the case, she was setting him up anyway.Wow.
He's allowed to defend himself. That's what this was to me. She escalated it twice, once when she pushed, and got pushed back, then again when she hit him, and got hit back.
There was a similar story the other day about that KU basketball player, and the charges against him were dropped and instead the woman was charged with assault. To me, this is a pretty similar deal.
He should have walked away. But she can't get mad she got knocked out.
Tell my daughter all the time. Everybody isn't raised right. So you step to a boy you might get knocked out.
Especially if they are drunk. She is a dumbass too.
Tell my daughter all the time. Everybody isn't raised right. So you step to a boy you might get knocked out.
Especially if they are drunk. She is a dumbass too.
Agreed. I am only meaning that through legal interpretation, mixon was practicing self-defense.
So long as people can shoot someone whenever they feel threatened (Stand You Ground Law), getting slapped and pushed by another, unprovoked, I do not see how the claim of assault would stand up in court.
Defending himself does not mean slugging a person 100 pounds smaller and knocking her out. I guess we can disagree on this one.
Ok each state may differ in that I don't know. In Ca if I feel threatened by a stranger in my yard and I shoot him I go to jail. If the same man enters my home uninvited and I feel threatened and I shoot him I am within my rights to do so as I have been told by cops in the family. Even though both situations are on my property the laws are different.
I understand where you are coming from, but in some ways, that is the old school reasoning. In today's world of 'equality'.. It should not matter what size someone is, and it should not even matter what gender they are. If you remove this idea of size and gender, and just treat them as two equals, it's clear to me who was wrong.
Florida (not that this helps), agreed that weight should play no role. See the George Zimmerman case.
I am hardly advocating for Mixon, just stating that legal precedent is a hard thing to overcome. And, personally, at some point accountability has to come into play. Molitor served as the aggressor (at least from the video).
Why any person of any gender would think you can push and slap another person, without possibility of retaliation, is beyond me.
I don't know either. It's Saturday and I do not want to research.
But given OK's stance on many issues, I would guess they're not far off from TX or FL.This has always been and always will be an interesting question. Usually it comes down to how violent it looks. The hard part is in this case, the person that is being attacked is now trying to defend himself, the problem is as he is defending himself he is supposed to try and factor in how to defend himself and with what level of force/strength.
That is asking a lot from someone that was just yelled at and slapped/punched/pushed. I mean...even the Terminator took a second or two to calculate things.
So here is a better idea...KEEP YOUR ****ING HANDS TO YOURSELF!
You know how many people I have slapped/punched that are bigger than me and could probably kick my ass with ease? Zero
That is asking a lot from someone that was just yelled at and slapped/punched/pushed. I mean...even the Terminator took a second or two to calculate things.
So here is a better idea...KEEP YOUR ****ING HANDS TO YOURSELF!
You know how many people I have slapped/punched that are bigger than me and could probably kick my ass with ease? Zero
I wonder how much alcohol played a part in this? I can't imagine either party doing what they did sober but that's just me.
I don't know either. It's Saturday and I do not want to research.
Please don't ruin your weekend for this amigo.
I do understand where you are coming from. She started it, he finished it, both were in the wrong.
My problem with it is he could have handled it much less aggressively than he did.
its a very bad look. I thought the part where he takes an aggresive stance during the confrontation, shows he was trying to escalate the situation, and not just defend himself and get out - which I wondered from the beginning if thats what he was doing and just overreacted to a somewhat random assault.
2:45am? College students? I would say a significant amount.
Maybe I would. The fights I've been in never started with a little push in the chest by a female. I can't remember being pushed at all by a man, Guys come out swinging.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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The answer is easy
Because...FOOTBALL
Now, yes she hit him. Did he say something? She got up and he seemed to say something and then she started hitting him. I don't know. Still, you don't hit women. It's not hard to walk away. Grab her arm. He's a football player. A big dude. Was she in the right? No. But you don't hit a women.
Because...FOOTBALL
Now, yes she hit him. Did he say something? She got up and he seemed to say something and then she started hitting him. I don't know. Still, you don't hit women. It's not hard to walk away. Grab her arm. He's a football player. A big dude. Was she in the right? No. But you don't hit a women.
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